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College Football Same Game Parlays & Picks: Week 7 (2026)

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The 2026 college football regular season continues Saturday, and all eyes will be on Bloomington, Ind. for the Ohio State-Indiana clash, as well as Baton Rouge, La. for the Mississippi State-LSU game, both at 12:00 p.m. ET. At 3:30 p.m. ET, Mizzou-Ole Miss clash in Oxford, Miss., while Alabama-Tennessee kicks off in Knoxville, Tenn. At 7:30 p.m. ET, Notre Dame-BYU takes place in Provo, Utah. We’re going to focus on the late portion of the schedule, which has nine kickoffs at 8:00 p.m. ET or later. Let’s build our bankroll with our best college football same game parlays (SGPs) for Saturday, October 17th.

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Saturday’s Best College Football Same Game Parlays (Week 7)

Odds courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook | All bets are for 1 unit

Ohio Bobcats (-720) at Sacramento State Hornets (+500) | O/U 47.5 (-106/-114) 

  • Leg 1: Ohio -15.5 (-105)
  • Leg 2: Under 47.5 Points (-114)
  • Leg 3: Ohio Over 213.5 Total Rushing Yards (-114)

Ohio (4-2) travel to Hornets Stadium to battle Sacramento State (1-5) in a Mid-America Conference (MAC) game at 10:00 p.m. ET.

The Bobcats are coming off a 31-14 victory at home against Central Michigan as a 2.5-point favorite while the Under (45.5) cashed. Ohio has used a suffocating defense lately to produce victories, allowing just 10.3 points per game (PPG) in the past three outings, good for three straight Under results.

For Sacramento State, the transition to FBS has been a tough one. It was roughed up 38-10 at Bowling Green last Saturday as a 9.5-point underdog while the Over (43.5) cashed, and it has dropped four in a row while scoring just 29 total points, or 7.3 PPG. The Hornets have allowed 31+ points in that four-game span, too, so that’s not a great recipe for success.

The Hornets defense hasn’t been terrible, allowing just 186.5 passing yards per game, and 347.8 total yards per game, which ranks 65th in the nation. But, the offense is horrific, cobbling together just 16.3 PPG, 308.7 total yards, and 104.3 rushing yards per game.

Let’s back Ohio to get the job done on the road, while we go low on the total. And, we’ll take the Over on Ohio’s rushing total, as it should have a big lead, going to a run-heavy offense in the second half.

Parlay Odds: +457

No. 11 Utah Utes (-780) at Colorado Buffaloes (+530) | O/U 49.5 (-106/-114) 

  • Leg 1: Utah -15.5 (-105)
  • Leg 2: Under 49.5 Points (-114)
  • Leg 3: Utah RB Wayshawn Park 1st Half TD Scorer (-140)

Utah (5-0) hits the road to face Colorado (2-3) in a clash at Folsom Field in Boulder, with a kickoff at 10:15 p.m. ET on ESPN.

The ranked Utes have been an offensive machine, going for 31 or more points in all five games, as Utah hasn’t skipped a beat with head coach Morgan Scalley at the helm after Kyle Whittingham bolted for Michigan. The Over cashed in Utah’s only road game to date, a 31-17 win at Iowa State on Sept. 26 as a 7.5-point favorite.

Colorado has not been very good at all. Things started off well enough with a 14-13 win at Georgia Tech as 6.5-point underdog on Sept. 3, but the Buffs have failed to cover four in a row since, while averaging just 9.0 PPG on offense. The Buffaloes have allowed 31.0 PPG in the past three outings, too, so it’s been a challenge for Coach Prime. Facing Utah isn’t going to do a lot to pull CU out of its nosedive.

Utah blasted Colorado 53-7 last season in Salt Lake City as a 13.5-point favorite while the Over (50.5) cashed, and it has won eight of the past nine meetings outright since Nov. 25, 2017, while the Utes are 7-3 ATS in the past 10 in the series. The Over has cashed in two in a row, while going 3-1 ATS in the past four meetings, as well as going 5-2 in the past seven installments.

Let’s back Utah to get the job done, while going Under based on Colorado’s struggles to score points. And, while it’s too expensive to take Utah RB Wayshawn Parker to get an Anytime TD Scorer, we’ll take him as a 1st Half TD Scorer instead, for a much better payoff.

Parlay Odds: +482

New Mexico Lobos (-780) at Hawaii Rainbow Warriors (+530) | O/U 44.5 (-106/-114) 

  • Leg 1: New Mexico -13.5 Alterate Line (-132)
  • Leg 2: Under 44.5 Points (-115)
  • Leg 3: New Mexico RB Scottre Humphrey Anytime TD Scorer (-230)
  • Leg 4: Hawaii Under 284.5 Total Yards (-114)

New Mexico (4-1) and Hawaii (1-5) battle in a Mountain West Conference clash in Honolulu at 10:30 p.m. ET on FOX Sports 1.

The Lobos routed UTEP 61-7 last time out, covering as a 23.5-point favorite to move to 5-0 ATS on the season. New Mexico has scored 38 or more points in four of five games, and it has allowed 18 or fewer points, including a 14-6 loss at Oklahoma on Sept. 19. The defense has been suffocating for the Lobos, and that’s bad news for a Rainbow Warriors team struggling for consistency.

Hawaii has averaged 12.7 PPG in the past three outings, and the Under has connected in five in a row. That makes this easy to pick. We’ll go with the Lobos laying the points, while going low on the total. We’ll back the Lobos defense to hold the Rainbow Warriors below 284.5 total yards. UNM RB Scottre Humphrey is a good bet to score, too, as he is New Mexico’s best player, by far, and he has six rushing touchdowns through five outings.

Parlay Odds: +449

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